CEFR C1

loyalize

verb

Meaning

To make or cause to be loyal; to secure the allegiance of.

Examples

The new policies were designed to loyalize the workers to the company.
He tried to loyalize the support of the undecided voters.

Synonyms: ally, secure, win over, engender loyalty

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loyalize (C1)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˈlɔɪəlaɪz/

Definition

To make or cause to be loyal; to secure the allegiance of.

Examples

The new policies were designed to loyalize the workers to the company.
He tried to loyalize the support of the undecided voters.
After the war, the government implemented programs to loyalize the population.

How to Use loyalize

loyalize someone (verb): To make a person or group loyal. — "The king's new decree was intended to loyalize the nobility."
loyalize support (verb): To secure or ensure the support of a group or individual. — "The campaign aimed to loyalize the voters before the election."

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